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16 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hifl, Ontario, uUuuAuu All nun yubu... A... team schedule. Last year they had a four team schedule. This is a wonderful opportunity for district boys 13 to 16 years of age to start off in a well organized sport. George Chassie, President of the Minor Hockey Association, has announced there is still time for boys to register, as an added two teams will require more players. '- n r,“ 1---“-.1.‘ MERCANTILE HOCKEY MINOR HOCKEY Richmond Hill and District Minor Hockey Associa- tion continues to expand and grow into a compact lea- gue with good response from sponsors. Up to last week six teams had formed the league. Since then two more sponsors have come forward to furnish sweaters and stockings for the team. Inside of a year the league has doubled in strength. They now operate on an eight team schedule. Last year they had a four team schedule. ynuJ v1. u. On Saturday afternoon 4 to 6 pm. George has made it possible for boys to register at the Richmond Hill Ar- ena. The closing date for registrations is November 29. Don Thurston and Laurie Rose, coach of the midget team, will combine to sponsor a team to be known as the Richvale Canadian Legion. ‘VluA‘VAIA‘ Anau ..\l v Richmond Hill Mercantile League players have had several practices in the past few weeks, in preparation for the league opening. Dave Brownlee, Gord Tonne_r, Stan Ransom, Tom Porter and Dalt Hicks are digging In to organize teams for the coming season. The league will need more players to operate a four team league this year. Players wishing to get on a team can contact Dave Brownlee at Richmond Hill Arena on Tuesday nights. Practices start at 8 p.m. RICHMOND HILL LIONS HOCKEY A final period goal by Doug Smith gave Richmond Hill Lions a 7-6 victory over Rexdale Lions at the local arena on Wednesday, November 6. Doug Smith was star of the game, scoring four goals for the winners. This is the second win for Richmond Hill. Several new players have been added to the local Lions team this season. Paul Blinkley, Dave McCann, Shaun Beggs, Al Awrey and Andy Thompson give them a much stronger team. Rexdale Lions have also added several new faces. Wally Cox, who played pro hockey in Quebec, is a strong addition to the Rexdale team. JUVENILE HOCKEY . Thornhill Juveniles after several practices at the Woodbridge Arena, have started signing players for this year. Ev. Toby, President of Thornhill Hockey Club is signing the boys up. Coach Clarence Greenfield has been busy making arrangements to have the team play a few exhibition games before the opening of the North York Minor Hockey League schedule. All members of committee and team players will be kept busy selling draw tickets for the-Thornhill Hockey Club. The lucky winner will have a real smart boat and trailer to hook on to his car. " MIDGET TEAM Laurie Rose, Coach of the Richmond Hill Midget Team was nominated Vice-President of the North York Minor Hockey League. at a meeting in Newmarket on November 5. Laurie has several years experience in coaching. He handled the North York Juvenile “A” team for four years, which won Juvenile “A” honours In 1951-52. SOCCER Several players from Richmond Hill Police Soccer Team‘with players from Barrie were selected to play as an all star team against the Hungarian Champion- ship Bantam Team. . The game was played at Fred Hamilton Stadium on November 10, with the Hungarian champs coming out on top 4-2. Denis Richardson of Richmond Hill scored in the last half of play. The All Stars could not overcome the commanding lead of the Hungarian boys. Outstand- ‘ing players for the All Stars were Pete Capel, Mike Dy- on, Bryan Finnity, with Andy Di-Vincenza. Al Cooper of Richmond Hill and Ron Pickett of Barrie combined to coach the All Stars. This game wound up a very successful season of Soccer for boys of the Richmond Hill Police Team. Next year there will be three teams playing organized soccer in a Toronto league. They will be the young cherubs, bantams, and the older juvenile team. RUGBY Thornhill's classy junior rugby team, under the coaching of Bill McVicar, is a vastly improved team over last year. They will meet.05hawa Central for Cen- tral Ontario Secondary Schools Association Champion- ship this coming Saturday on Thornhill high school grounds. The game will commence at ‘2 pm. Richmond Hill won the championship last year. BASKETBALL The basketball season gets under way at Richmond Hill High School on Friday, November 15. Richmond Hill's senior team will play Aurora Grads in an exhibi- tion game. Game time 8.30 pm. HOCKEY After several practice sessions Thornhill Juveniles are shaping up as strong contenders this year for top honours in juvenile hockey. Joe Powell has arranged for the first exhibition game of the season in Stouf’fville v Arena on Thursday, 1\0vember 14, at 8.30 pm. Sports Review Phone AV. 5-3493 Jim McKean CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING Tuesday, November 19, 8.45 pm. - - Thornhill Market BROOKS KILLER CON ROY VINCE MORELLI Canadian Middleweight Champion MASKED MARVEL VS CARL SCHRIER STONEY 'ALEDO BROOKS ORLANDO AL PEKOE and VS and TOMMY WHITE TOMMY SULLIVAN Thursday, November 14, 1957 Free Exhibition Parking Malton. Ont. Challenger RICHMOND HILL BOWL MEN’S MAJOR LEAGUE November 8. 1957 High Triples: Warren Hall 677, Don Fettes 679. Card Tonner 670. Geo Jordan 776, Harold Hewlett 725, John Mabley 785, Geo. Lus- ignan 681. L. Gilbert 685. Ed. Lean 708. _Murray Acreman 668. High Singles: Tony Flcjberk 270. Murray Acreman 235, 249. Tom Derry 225. 232. Pat. Pat- terson 319. Lionel Gilbert 323, Ed. Lean 295. Milton Knight 245. Eddy Elliott 319. Harold Hewlett 259. 276, Doug. Clubine 236. John Mabley 291, 309. Geo. Lusignan 226, 253. Gord; Tonner 251, Geo. Jordan 236. 355, Bill Clephane 244, Geo. Parker 252. Elgin Has- tings 239. Gord. Fleury 220, F. Burkholder 235, Don Fetles 225. 268, Warren Hall 263, Tom Eas- vton 225. Ron Biggar 256. Tom Henderson 229. Joe Fleming. mg 225. , Team Standings Second Series J. Marchiori Carpenters 7, Bay- view Plaza 5. Bill Clephane 5, Elgin Hastings 4, Norm Bowen 3, Pat Patterson 2-. Dynes Diam- onds 2, Pete Darling 0. wfiigh’ single team game: J. Mar- chiori Carpenters 1380. High team triple game: Bill Clephane 3822. by the Hustlers and both teams finished with a total of 33 pts. Corner Pins, the pace-setting team {or most of the series. fin- ished third with 30 pis., followed by the Clowns 26, Handicappers 23. Glenbraers 21. Busy Bees 20, and Try Hards 10. GLENBRAE HEIGHTS _ Ml D BOWLING LEAGUE At e end of the first series, two teams are deadlocked at the top of the list Rock ’n Rollers withstood the strong challenge Larry Oliver topped the bowl- ers with 789, Bill Jackson 710. Bob Stevens 695, Jim Cumming 675, Grant Gibb 674, Russ Cripps 670. Eileen Jackson led the ladies with 608, Carmen Cripps had 598, Elva Webb 582, Rita Cornack 565, Anne Ward 552, Muriel Steâ€" vens 547. ABC MEN'S HOUSE LEAGUE ABC Bowl No. 1 33 pts., Rich- mond Bowl 26. ABC Bowl No. 2 23. Willowdale Post Ofiice 20, Wilcox-Oaks 19. City Slickers 16. Italy 16, Beverley Acres 10, Kan- garoos 10. Bloopers 2. uni-{Vii}: aVeragé: Arne Skrette- berg 250.” High 3‘ flat: E. Martin 895. Frank Price 874. High single flat: L. Martin 364, Dez. Nacimento 350. High 3 handicap: L. Martin 936, Frank Price Jr. 877. High single handicap: L. Martin 389, Dez. Nacimento 351. NORTH END LEAGUE The end of the first series found the Rockets, captained by Irene Evei‘att with 41 pts, foll- owed by Marion Bennett's Spit- fires with 34 pts. Tied for third were Marie Gibson's Pilots and Eleanor Cook’s Gofors. each with 31. Tied for fourth were Dorothy Brown's Screwballs and Irene Leech‘s Guided Missiles with 26 pts. Games of the night were: Ir- ene Leech 699 o 227, 255, 217. Bob Karsh 642 - 260. 200; Fred Leech 611 - 261; Wilt Young 285; Fred Darlington 207, 212; Leech 611 - 261; Wilt Young 285; Fred Darlington 207, 212; Peter Jones 250, George Haviâ€" land 244. Lorne Hill 232, Beth Smith 229, Bert Cook 215. Eddy Demaniuk 213. Randy Mussel- man 213. “Goodies” to Sid Hunt and “Bon Bons” to Gladys Row- ‘don. MONDAY COMBINES Week of November 4. 1957 Ladies’ high triple: 674 May Spires. Men's high triple: 743, Ross Casement. Scores over 200: Ladies: May Spires 235, 220. 219, Norma Hun- far 236, Marilyn Taylor 209. Joan Stewart 219. Becky Thompson 251, 235, Irene Mashinter 234, 211, Marion Fawns 253, Joan White 224. Men: John Mabley 218. 236. Ross Casement 296. 270. Jim Ba-' ker 228. Herb Joslin 212. 229, Cam Cowan 210. Bob Kennedy Clubine 244, 208, Jack Fawns 208. Bill Pollard 248, 211, Geo. Smith 232, Harold Reid 239, Ed. Lane 212, 253, Alex Oliver 202, 220. Frank Pratt 286. Alex Pet- ers 217. 205, Charlie Hawkes 244. Week of November 11 Ladies' high triple: Ethel Carâ€" lisle 635. Men's high triple: Doug Clubine 741. - ‘ Ladies: Mabel Fenwick 214‘ Ethel Carlisle 293, Irene Mash- inter 210. Marilyn Taylor 243, Shirley Bowles 204, May Spires 223. Men: Doug Hillaby 214, Bill Pollard 236. Mel Collier 235. George Smith 221, 233, 203, George Patterson 265. 245, Har- old Reid 215‘ 203. Jack Irwin 200. Bill Woods 223. Herb Joslin 259. 260. Alex Peters 230, Reg. 207, 234, Bill Woods 236, Doug BILLY FOSTER Bowling Scores FOSTER Bill 235, 203. Har- Spires 228. Charlie Hawkes 237. 210, John Mabley 245. Ross Case- ment 207, Doug. Clubine 294, 228, 219, Jack Fawns 225. November 12. 1957 B. Rice 265. M. Savage 263. E. Bunker 245. 212. L. Waters 239 P. Ripley 234. E. LeCuyer 216 R. Cowan 218, 204.12. White 210 J. Stewart 210. C. Davis 201. 'Hit' 'N Mrs.' still leading with 31 pts. FRIDAY NIGHT CARDS Vi Lawrie bowled a terrific 304 on Friday night to put her far in the lead for high single. % Sti‘ikeouts 5; King Pins 5, Red ox 5, Indians 4, Spitfires 3, Tig- rs 2, Bombers 2, Handicappers High lady for the night: Bert Relf 642. High Man: Bill Smith 846. Other “two hundred" scores: Kay Kirk 222, Wynne Cartier 262. Bert Bell 277, 208. M. Blackburn 222, Vi Lawrie 213. Bill Smith 285, 293, 268, Bob Ross 206. 276, Jack Waters 204, Bruce Black- burn 228, Ross Casement 205. Bud Hambly 222, 256. Art Eden 211, 221. Brock Cook 217, 228. Fred Barker 237, Jack Kirk 240. 213. Ken Tomlin 202. Herb R911 264, Russ Brillinger 272, Don Fettes 204, 257. 203. November 7. 1957 Minnie Ground 264. 207, Ruth Charity 214. 204, Joyce Hall 231, Lorraine Waters 217. Audrey Yule 214. Marj Beresford 200. Elgin Barrow 220, 216, 213. Vic Broderick 269, 210. Floyd Pratt 261, 204, Jack Hall 247, 200, Eric Charity 236, 200, Warren. Hall 229, 200. Cam Cowan 210, 209, Morley Hall 204, 200, Harold Ground 321, Bud Jones 238, Don Reid 228, Norm Chatterly 228, Harold Reid 224, Ben Thompson 219, Ross Kerwin 226, Dick Mills 219, Will Beresford 209, Alec Clarke 201, Bill Hall 201. Team Standing 2nd Series ABC LADIES' LEAGUE (Thursday Afternoons) Winners of the first series with 29 points were the Nutcrackers. Their captain is Marie Lawson. Standing for the first series is: High Single flat: Marion Hun- ter 299. She also holds the High Single with handicap with a 332. Pauline Price has the High Triple flat with 667. The high triple with handicap is held by Mary Lau- tamus with 727. November 11. 1957 Edith Leusby 243, Jane Ball 234, Eliz. Cambell 238. Ruth Brain 231, Kay Van Wieringen 221. Daisy Ball 211, Doris Spat- ford 203, Marg Bare 209. Dot An- stey 208. Helen Porter 206. Lorna Dean 202, Jean Smith 201, Dot Cuttance 200, Lee Short 198, Kay Reid 212, 196. High average: Gloria Searle, 186. - Saturday, November 16. at 2.30 pm. a team from Scarborough Industrial League will bowl 3 team from the ABC Bowl. at the ABC Bowling Alley, Richmond Hill. Everybody is welcome to come out this Saturday to see some good bowling. Army,Navy,Air Force League November 5. 1957 High Three: Mitch Beatty 718, Fran Stanway 654, Hilton Can- ning 628. A1 Opersnik 606, Pat Green 572. Glen Snider 628. Fred Connolly 548. Clare Tomlinson 540, Jim Brown 545, Kay Oper- snik 542. High Single: Mitch Beatty 238. 293, Glen Snider 250, 239, Pat Green 279, Hilton Canning 241, Fran Stanway 237, Al Opersnik 200 and 236, Fred Connolly 229. Team Standings: Winners of the first series: Tit-for-Tats 34 pts., The Slobs 29. The Satellites 28, Funkers 26. Goâ€"Getters 25. Cor- ner Pins 22, Blowers 17, Under- dogs 14. November 4, 1957 High Triple: H. Quinton 215, 196. 183. total 594. High Single: M. Mains 246. Other Highs: M. Brown 244, B. Ingram 244. R. Walters 230, D‘ Palmer 224, B. Grahman 218, L)‘ Cooper 217, P. Maclaughlin 215 C. Johnson 211. M. Bullock 207 F. Newman 206. N. Walters 205 Mary Robson 203. FRIENDSHIP BOWLING LEAGUE THURSDAY NIGHTERS THORNHILL LADIES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1957 MATCH BOWLING Maple Ladies Bowling Come out Saturday to see some good bowling INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE TEAM FROM SCARBOROUGH at the ABC. Bowling Alley RICHMOND HILL Will bowl 3 team from the EVERYBODY WELCOME AB.C. BOWL AT 2.30 P.M. Soccer “um r~._ _ This was the finale of the soc- cer schedule for Richmond Hill. We congratulate the team for their fine play and strong comâ€" petition they offered the opposi- tion. We also congratulate Mr. Sheank for his fine coaching. Basketball "Theulgcal high school is hav- ing three teams this year (mid- get, junior and senior). Besides Thornhill J uniohs In C.0.S.S.A. Finals Orlando To Meet 51 o n e y Brooks Aledo Orlando, classy little {talc-Canadian grappler will get another and long awaited crack at the middleweight champion- ship this coming Tuesday. Nov- ember 19. at The Thornhill Mar- ket. A1 has been waiting for a chance for many months and Stoney Brooks, the current cham- pion has agreed to give him a chance at the be1t_.-~ v p.m‘ at Thornhill High School grounds. To date the Thornhiii team has an unparallelled unbeat- en record this season with eight games won and none lost. During this year they have scored 210 points ag- against opposing teams and have had anly 29 pts. scored against them. Stoney has only recently won the title from Carl Schrier and many thought he would take a rest from the strain of Title mat- ches. Stoney says, "Any middle- weight who thinks he can lift the belt from me can have a crack at it. I’ve‘ never backed up in my life and I won’t start now." The Italian wrestler was overâ€" joyed to hear that Stoney accept- ed the match and promises the fans that he will go all out to try to lift the belt from the rugged Scot. The aficiandos will all be pulling for Orlando to come out on top. but Stoney seems to be doing very well lately both here and out of town and this writer will go out on a limb and pick Brooks to retain his laurels,'but anything can happen. Al Pekoe .and Tommy White will try to extend their winning streak at the expense of Tommy Sullivan and Billy Foster. the dynamite duo from Brampton. This one will be “two out of three falls’ affair and should be a good one. In the other match- es carded, The Masked Marvel .3 real crusher. will take on Carl Schrier, erstwhile champion from Montreal. This should be a very interesting match and the fans will get a big kick out of “mou- thy" Schrier. In the other bout Killer Conroy, the “Scarboro Steam Roller" clashes with Vince Bryant of Hamilton: This Saturday, November 16, the Thornhill Juniors will meet Oshawa Central Coll- egiate in the C.O.S.S.A. fin- als for the Georgian Bay South Championship, at 2 _°_.___ , Last Friday Thornhill met Midland in competition for the district champion- ship and scored 45-13, des- pite the fact the game was played in pouring rain. Coach of the Thornhill team is teacher Bill McVicar. Don Anderson is also a mem- ber of the coaching staff. Mr. Anderson is a member of the teaching staff Don Hay- oe is student manager. All parents and friends are urg- ed to come out this Satur- day and encourage and cu“- port their boys in this final game for the championship. By Ken Willllmu Jr. Hilltop Sports |ond these teams they have a farm system composd of the lower chool students. This farm sys- tem is under the direction of Mr. W. Ellis. The teams play every Saturday morning with interest- ed local men as coaches, and high school students as managers. The junior girls softball play- ers of K.V.W. League took over Vellore Community Hall on Sat- urday. November 2. Eighty girls. ranging in age from 10 to 14 at- tended the luncheon in their honour. Honour Junior Girls At Banquet A number of the girls will be playing senior ball this coming year. Executives representing teams in the league were on hand to praise the girls for their efforts throughout the season. In the past four years of organ- ized softball a great deal of in- terest has developed in the girls’ teams. Vellore Women’s Institute did all the catering for the event. Former Deputy-Reeve Albert Rutherford presented the trophy he donated to the Richvale Jun- ior Girls Team, who racked up a string of victories throughout the season, losing only one game and going on to win the cham- pionship. Mrs. J. Warwick of Hills- view Drive, attended the Cat Show held at the Mont- real Armories on Sunday. N0vember 3, where three of her prize-winning “Blue” cats added further ribbons to their collection. Champion ‘Blues’ Win Ribbons In the Specialty Show. Roddy of Bunesk won first prize: He also won Best Blue Male in the All-Breed show; Best in the Solid Colour div- ision and was judged the Best Long-Haired Male: also capturing “Winners” to be- come a champion. Kitten Class: Warwick’s Commander was first in the Kitten Class of the Special- ty Show; Best Long-Haired Kitten: Best Blue Kitten and Best Kitten in the show. In the All-Breed Show, War- wick‘s Commander won Best Opposite Kitten; Best Blue Kitten and Best in the Solid Colour division. Specialty Show: Champion Rosalie of Allington won Best Blue Champion and also won Best Blue Champion in the All-Breed show. “THE BRAKES ON MY CAR AREN’T WORKING â€" AND I CAN’T DRIVE IT. â€" WILL YOU FIX ’EM?" At least he’s keeping out of trouble! Before your brakes reach the danger point, better drive in for a check-up and necessary re-lining or adjustment. Hunt 8. Cook Motors GENERAL REPAIRS 178 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill TU. 4-3151 ARRIVED JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS THE PERFECT GIFT AT A PRICE ANYONE CAN AFFORD each Electric Fry Pans Régbsmongmuiliflardvms Be Sure To Visit Our Toyland Now Lid $1.99 extra Fully guaranteed for one year HURRY FOR THIS. QUANTITY LIMITED. Yours for only $3.99 . See our large selection of gifts - now on display A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM UNTIL XMAS Come in and browse around - - - N 0 Obligation LARGE SIZE IDEAL FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PUDDING Lucky 13 22 pts.: Red Caps 21. Red Hots 21, Misfits 20. Chip- munks 1'7. Crackers 17. Jaywalk- ers 16. Sorrowful Six 16, Gigglers 15, Flops 14, Dreamers 13, Hum- bugs 11, Satan's Babies 11, Spoil- ers 10. Ladies' high 3: Verna Fuller 590. Ol‘ma Craig 583. Janet Gem- mill 557. Men's high 3: Bill Douglas 799. Jack Bunting 698, Henry Knuck- ey7689. ' Ladies' high single: Verna Foerter 253, Eve Creor 231. Marg Tinkler 226. Men's high single: Bill Doug- las 291, Bill Haanpaa 291, Vic Piirto 291. OshawaCentralCol|egiateInstitute v S ‘ Thornhill High School Junior C.0.S.S.A. Football Finals Oak Ridges Bowling Regularly $5.50 $3.99 High three: Dan Lahey 695. Gloria Searle 666. George Clyde 648. Don Cobblestone 627. Frank Wood 622. Frank Munroe 601. High singles: Don Lahey 265. 232. George Clyde 252. 235. Frank Wood 225, 216. Ray Hunter 221, 221. Gloria Searle 305. Don Cob- blestone 293, Frank Munroe 263, Bill Denier 245. Bill Stone 237. Ernie Ci'eor 236. Marion Hunter 227. Marge Fullerton 225. Camp- bell Rolhwell 222. Clifi" Geddes 212. Bob Leece 211. Bill Hope 206. Bob Kenoway 205, Eve Cre- or 200. Team Standing: Blow Flies 4, Black Bottoms 3, Wildcats 2. Hap- py Gang 2. Dipsy Doodlers 2. Combines 1, Holy Rollers 1. King ¢ Pins. Lake Wilcox Bowlers